This past weekend, USAs and NCAAs competed at the same time. Because of this some star NCAA athletes had to make a choice between their school and their country. So, we decided to take a look at the results and see how the American NCAA athletes would have faired at USAs.

Oregon men’s distance coach Andy Powell is generally not one for on-camera interviews, preferring to let his group’s success speak for itself rather than cast himself into the spotlight.

The Oregon men had already clinched their third straight NCAA indoor title before the start of the men’s 3k, but it didn’t matter. 

Virginia’s Henry Wynne was the victor in a tactical NCAA men’s mile, as the junior zoomed to a 1:54 final 800 to capture his first ever National title in 4:06.63.

Ronnie Baker defended his NCAA 60m title on Saturday, and he did it in record-breaking fashion as his 6.47 was good for the NCAA Championships record. That time is the fastest in the World for 2016, and the #3 time in collegiate history.

The night belonged to King Edward, but Molly Seidel certainly did her part to leave a lasting impression on these championships.

Edward Cheserek is not human. 

Texas A&M’s Donavan Brazier has given us the first shocker of these NCAA Championships. 

Akela Jones of Kansas State was a favorite to take down Kendell Williams of Georgia for the NCAA pentathlon. But after falling on her face in the 60m hurdles (literally) in the first of five events, Jones found herself in last — a position nobody could have seen coming. 

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